The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-07
pKNNsYLrANIA DEMOCRATS SPEAK.
They Say stnpd BY Your Callers. epurn
Traitors, and March On % Victory.

Thoy Say Stand By Your Ce1ors. epurn
Traitors, and March On % victery.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 8--The contest In New
York city has excited an interest throughout
the country which raises It beyond the charac-
ter OF o local fight. In this city 1t is talked
about 40 much and watched with as deep an
interest as the battle In this State to be decided
on the same day The New York papers sreiread
every day with the greatest concern by Demo-
Gratis, and the splendid and manly fight being
made by THE Sun for the Democratic ticket
has excited the admiration OF oil the Demo-
Gratis Of this city. A reporter Of The Sun In
terviewed number OF leading Democrats this
evening on the subject of the New York contest
and obtained the following expressions:
The Hon. +. B. Myers, for many years tho
able editor OF the Daily Patriot, and now Post
master Of the city. said: The outcome Of the
political contest in the city and State OF New
York will certainly have an important bearing
on the approaching Presidential election. It
is OF vital consequence to the National Demo-
cratic party that the integrity OF tho Demo-
cratic organization In the Empire State shall
DO maintained unimpaired. A bolt from the
party. such as that OF Mr.. Nicoll In the canvass
for District Attorney in New York city is cal
culated, II successful. to disintegrate and de-
moralss The qemoSrate o5s obn Enio YoS
Yes i have mot him at several Democratic Ma
tional Conventions and was profoundly i'm
ws By his Us dsty to tho nts1ess
the party. He is not only gifted orator, BY. :
q to g. well
H y. 3; Hs election ought not to be mat
f. NJ: Haldeman. Esq, ex.chairman Of the
Democratic City Committes. and another and
Fellows represents the sentiments OF all true
Democrats. His unanimous nomination. COM
nT Fl 4 @ e
Gratis who s oppose him are traitors to tRe cause
n Gc ee H ar H snd
recrcant to the principles of their party.
The ss his
called for. None but q foreigner would indulge
much Ss aas NJ
dsss Sfs q New oE GsS nt
"But there are other reasons why Col. Fellows
Ths ss Of E MsT qss S oS snd
one iifilcuit to recover from. The importance
Of this years elections shouId not be over Wp
Democrats OF this city arc anIiously awaiting
the result, and oil wish for the triumphant
syd9 hex d 81 WSos
Benjani.a NJ Mead: Esq, the ma managing
d.st have gained iot lin he highest respect
ceadH RSW
IICol. Fellows IS the nominee Of the United
fu iI for distinguished services. both as a cam
boo dnd @ q ss Ss ss
would be public calamity, because 1t would
the the state IN the next Presidential election. ''
1T is always dangerous. from party stand
ustified only where the nominee Is notorioIsiS
unfit, or II the nomination has been corruptly
AGAINST co and
party treason Of The most dangerous tyre: I
ed. and. indeed. / regard that result as neces-
SO sar Isa preliminary to tho Presidential battle
Wallace, Dewitt Esq, &C.. Chairman s.. Of tn; the
h
said: 1T IS the greatest piece OF impudence
cal experience Of the country. This man Pu-
liter. though 2nly haying recently acquired
CANVASS s against eo1 Fellows uneSamDIed Tor
III liz aH atsssy e 3 ~
hs Of
not only in the pending contest. but in the
most important one Of n next year the
Democratic organ and has been recognized as
party. authority he has betrayed those who
New York ought to vote ior Col Fellows. and
II s sS bS SGS to
to his base personal whim."
Councilman Hamilton. one OF the brightest
and most aggressive Of the Young Democracy,
thought that the endorsement OF MI. Fellows
Sy the had m Ss to DO sI
tional Importance, and that the coming Presi-
dental Sn9 fail t. b
every good Democrat. no matter what State
he lived in. would desire tho decisive defeat of
as i its success now would in ali probability give
ton in the national Convent on OF 1855 By
now exRibitins Same COURSE Vi '0n0u0' " 10
PaI5ADELPHIA. Nov. s;;n,Thsre is hot P'oliti.
Ss so til time to Keep an eye on New
York. At the headquarters Of the Democratic
State they are all sns9us for The
ticket because OF Its enect on next years
Charmsn Dallas sandeEs says II is tho duty
Follows.
praise for Fellows. His defeat, he thinks,
would be q serious blow to Democratic pros
poets. City Chairman Robert 8, Patterson has
similar views
Ex-senator Wallace was In town yesterday.
In, conversation with friends he said that he
that Fellows would be elected. He Is out OF
active politics. but he is still an active Demo-
crat and he expressed his anxiety that the
Il would be bad business II we should lose
"The Democrats must carry II for the effect
on national politics. Fellows is q good Demo-
crat. He was regularly nominated and ought
to be elected"
Ex-msmber Of tho Legislature J. W. Maloy
Of Carbon county. who has Just returned from
knocked out Pulitzer and Nicoll."
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS EXCITED.